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Managing AI model biases in AI-enabled SaMDs
Medical device developers using AI in software as a medical device must avoid AI biases to optimise their SaMDs and limit health disparity perpetuation.
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Implementing digital health technologies for patient-centred trials
DHT adoption is growing as a way to de-risk clinical trials. But effective use of these technologies requires a structured approach to mitigate risks and maximise value. This blog and accompanying webinar provide a step-by-step guide to success with DHTs.
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Why translating core dossiers for marketing applications requires more than language skills
In this blog we outline why adoption of eCTD dossiers has increased and why translation requires regulatory expertise as well as language skills.
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A clinical trial linguist’s perspective on machine translation
Perspectives on what machine translation means for clinical trial translations from an experienced clinical trial linguist.
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How COAs and DHTs offer deep insights into patient experiences and treatment effects
A conversation with Sonia Bothorel, Managing Director, Mapi Research Trust and Outcome Measures Solutions.
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Why using COAs and DHTs together is the future of clinical research
Though both COAs and DHTs are tools used to evaluate a treatment’s impact, they often exist in separate spheres, rarely integrated. We argue that combining these two approaches in the same study can help researchers gather better data and improve the likelihood of regulatory approval.
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Digital health: why evaluating human factors is essential
With the rapidly evolving technology, digital health is transforming healthcare, emerging as a promising solution to reduce rising healthcare costs and improve patient care.
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Digital health: managing cybersecurity risks
When developing a new digital health device, as well as maintaining an existing device, securing the device from cybersecurity attacks is critical.
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Unlocking quality in machine translation: The impact of ISO 18587 certification on clinical research
ISO 18587 certification helps ensure consistency and quality in the post-editing process, fostering trust and confidence in machine-translated content across various industries and applications.
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The impact of AI on the evolution of machine translation
From its nascent stages to the sophisticated systems we employ today, machine translation has become an indispensable efficiency generating tool.
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Insights from PSI 2024: Advancements in digital health technology
ICON’s statisticians share insights from the PSI’s 2024 conference where they presented on advancements in digital health technology and decision making.
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Digital health : patient safety and the next frontier
Medical and wearable devices, remote in-vitro diagnostics and digital therapeutic products - the rapidly evolving world of digital health is bringing more and more devices into patients’ hands. But along with the benefits, there are safety considerations for people and data.
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How data intelligence tools are enhancing signal detection methods
Advancements in intelligence tools such as ICON’s Signet help overcome challenges with data volume, complexity and completeness to accurately and rapidly detect safety signals to ensure patient safety throughout the drug’s lifecycle.
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Anatomic pathology in the digital age
The development of new, innovative digital technologies has provided the tools to rethink the way we design and conduct clinical trials. One area that has been particularly impacted by this digital age is anatomical pathology.
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The data revolution: Big data’s role in clinical trial patient recruitment, retention and engagement
How big data can be leveraged by pharma to solve key challenges in patient recruitment and drug development.
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Data capture: The benefits and evolution of eCOA
As the demand for improving patient safety in clinical trials continues to rise, so will the use of technology as a way to better capture data and enhance clinical outcome assessments (COAs).
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Benefits of implementing a unified patient experience in clinical trials
Inconsistent patient engagement has been a leading challenge in clinical trials. Learn how to overcome this challenge and maximise your trial's potential today.
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Scientific publications technology solutions
This is the third article in a three-part series from ICON’s webinar, “Evolving Best Practices for Working with Authors— Authorship and Beyond.”
